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A Better Understanding Of Biosolids Biosolids are organic residues resulting from the treatment of commercial, industrial and municipal wastewater (sewage). The products are recycled for use as fertilizer and soil amendment. Agricultural applications of biosolids are regulated and encouraged by the US Environmental Protection Agency and state and local authorities. These standards are based on decades […]

What High Pressure Water Jetting Is And What It’s Used For High-pressure water jetting (also known as hydrojetting) is a common and effective cleaning method for sewers, drains and pipes. It is an environmentally friendly alternative to chemical-based drain cleaners. It is also a much faster and more efficient method of clearing blockages in your plumbing. […]

How A Septic Sand Filter Works Sand filters are a good alternative to conventional septic tank/drain field systems in areas with shallow bedrock, poor soils or other restrictive site conditions. Sand filters treat wastewater using naturally occurring physical, biological and chemical processes that can be more effective than conventional systems. They also require less maintenance than […]

Digesters are biological processes that use microorganisms to decompose organic waste. The process creates biogas, a nutrient-rich liquid called digestate and a solid byproduct similar to compost. At their best, digesters can do a lot of good for the environment and the community. But like any piece of equipment, they need to be maintained to […]

The drain in your kitchen sink may seem like a great place to dispose of household waste, but it can’t handle everything. Some of the worst things you can put down your drains are not only bad for your pipes, but they also harm the environment and endanger people and wildlife when they make their […]

Not all drains are created equal. To help keep water safe, it is important to know the difference between storm drains, and sewer drains. Let’s look at some important differences between these two types of drainage systems in your community. Storm Drains So, is a storm drain and sewer drain the same thing? Absolutely not. […]